Showing posts with label Flatiron Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flatiron Books. Show all posts

October 31, 2019

Halloween Treats -- Bookish Giveaways!!



I know it has been a long time since I've done a giveaway post.   It is long overdue.   Since it's the end of the month, a few of these "treats" will be going away tonight, so check the dates.  If this is your first time visiting, here's how it works; these are not my giveaways, and What 'Cha Readin'? is not responsible for any prizes, I am just providing this information that I find from emails and online to my readers.  Click on ENTER to go to the giveaway, I will try to give you the important details, but check the rules for each contest you enter to be sure. Good Luck!!


Enter for your chance to win 1 of 1,000 copies of American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins.  Brought to you by Flatiron Books

Open to US Residents only -- HURRY ENDS TODAY, OCT. 31ST AT 11:59PMest




 
Enter for your chance to win a bundle of thrilling fall reads:
A Madness of Sunshine by Nalini Singh
Just Watch Me by Jeff Lindsay
Bloody Genius by John Sandford
Three winners will be selected for this prize.  Brought to you by Books from the Source

Open to US Residents only -- HURRY ENDS TONIGHT, OCT. 31ST 11:59PM est


Here's a real special treat.  Click on the book cover, this book is FREE today!!


Brought to you by J.L. Leslie, the author






Enter for your chance to win special treats from Author DB Sieders
Three winners will receive a $10 Amazon gift card
Three winners will receive an audio book of Lorelei's Lyric by DB Sieders
Three winners will receive a signed paperback of Lorelei's Lyric by DB Sieders

Paperback prize only for US residents, gift card & audio book for anyone who can get it through amazon.com or amazon.com/uk  -- Ends Nov. 3rd


Enter for your chance to win a copy 10 Blind Dates by Ashley Elston and a $50 Visa gift card to plan your own date night.

Open to US Residents Only -- HURRY ENDS TONIGHT, OCT. 31st at midnight.






Enter for your chance to win 1 of 50 Advanced Reader's Copies of All the Ways We Said Goodbye by Beatriz Williams, Lauren Willig, and Karen White
Brought to you by Harper Collins

Open to US Residents only -- HURRY ENDS TONIGHT, OCT. 31st 11:59 pm





Enter for your chance to win these two phenomenal books in paperback.  The Wife Between Us and An Anonymous Girl  (click the titles to see my review of these titles).  Brought to you by Macmillian.

Open to US Resident only -- Ends Nov. 5th


Enter for your chance to win 1 of 10 copies of The Dead Girls Club by Damien Angelica Walters.  Brought to you by Book Riot.

Open to US Residents only -- Ends Nov. 3rd





Good luck, please let me know if you win!!











September 27, 2017

Review: Good Me, Bad Me by Ali Land

Good Me, Bad Me by Ali Land
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Milly is 15 years old. She has just been placed with a foster family because she has just turned her mother in to the police. Why would a 15 year old need to turn their parent in to the police? Her mother is a serial killer who kills children. Milly is afraid that she may turn out just like her mother. Does she have it in her to be good, or is she bad like her mother? How much of our make up is nature and how much is nurture?

Thank you to Flatiron Books and Ali Land for an advanced reader's copy of this book.

I was so excited to read this book. I couldn't wait. The description alone is enough to get you intrigued. While reading the book, I kept waiting for something to happen. Something big, something major!!! It never happened. Milly did a few little things to "test" her limits on the side of good or bad, but nothing I don't think a typical teenager who was being bullied would have done in her same situation.

After turning in her mother to the police, Milly is sent to live with a foster family. The father is her psychiatrist, the mother is in need of one, and the daughter is jealous and a bully from the time Milly moves in. Milly tells the story as if she is talking to her mother. It covers a span of a few months, while Milly is waiting to give her testimony in her mother's trial. Overall it's a good story. I don't think I would put it in a category of psychological thriller, because it didn't leave me on the edge of my seat and there wasn't a major WOW moment.

This is a debut novel from author Ali Land, and I will see what her next book will be.


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Last week to enter my Birthday Giveaway!! Click the giveaway link to be entered to win a Readers Journal and Swag from the National Book Festival!!!


Order a copy of Good Me Bad Me for yourself by clicking the book cover below: